Is iPhone 7 Really Have Water Resistance? Here Are The Details

Apple launch every iPhone with a unique feature and of course iPhone 7 also have one. There are few features that will amaze the users and make them to buy it. The best feature of it is iPhone 7.

Apple touted that its freshest iPhone at long last can withstand water. According to the company this is "dust and water safe" rather than being full on waterproof. This implies if that you drop your phone in a can full of water,you have no need to dive your hand into it quickly and have no need to rush towards  the bowl of rice. Be that as it may, regardless you can't run scuba jumping with your phone case free.

The iPhone 7 is evaluated IP67. Having tried against the Ingress Protection (IP) standard means the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus is completely dust proof and fine with water as shallow as 15 centimeters and as profound as one meter. So fundamentally, this phone can survive being submerged, but don't abandon it in water further than three feet.

Your phone will survive but don't expect that your speakers will work properly. After putting iPhone 7 Plus into the enormous, solid drinking fountain in Bryant Park, New York , and after got dry the handset and held it with the Lightning port confronting down. Apple suggests that clients get dry their phones soon after resurfaces, and not charge them until 5 hours. The one we submerged worked impeccably fine after leaving the water, with the exception of the speakers. After our iPhone completed its swim, the base speakers simply didn't work similarly: Keyboard clicks were difficult to hear and the sound of an iMessage being sent was somewhat off. Fortunately, this new iPhone offers stereo speakers- - one at the base of the device and an enhanced speaker at the top over the screen. Sounds at the top sound recognizably clearer and louder than the bottom.

Following 24 hours, the base speakers sound less tangled when turned up boisterous to play music. Be that as it may, when volume is turned low, iOS's different sound impacts should not be there. Note that Apple also accepted its most recent iPhone's water resistance is not a permanent feature. The more times you dunk the device, the less safe it gets to be to water harm. Apple won't cover water-caused on harms under your iPhone guarantee.